Перевод слова

Перевод: vat

[прилагательное]
кубовый;
[аббревиатура]
налог на добавленную стоимость; налог на приращенную стоимость;
[существительное]
бочка ; кадка ; ушат ; чан ; бак ; цистерна ; ванна

Тезаурус:

1. Thus if a VAT registered person or company sells a commercial type (even a 1948 801 then they HAVE to charge the tax.
2. It appeared from yesterday's talks that there was general agreement on a VAT system, based on the principle of "the exporter pays", although the vexed subjects of VAT rates and Custom duties remained unresolved.
3. The final price for FotoMan is expected to retail at less than 600 exclusive of VAT and should be available during the spring of 1992.
4. They were offered the three alternative thresholds taken from the Institute's recent consultative document and only 18% opted for the VAT registration limit (turnover 36,600); 47% were in favour of the VAT cash accounting limit, and 35% opted for the EC small companies definition.
5. VAT) per quarter
6. The VAT guide (Notice No 700 (1991 edition)) para 56 states that these words should be "clearly marked", ie not in small print at the very bottom of the document.
7. A lease to a fellow member of a VAT group is outside the scope of VAT (s 29(1)).
8. If the landlord has not opted and the sum is exempt, the tenant reimburses the landlord for the fees including VAT, because the landlord cannot recover the VAT on the fees.
9. The High Court has upheld the VAT Tribunal decisions in the cases of Briararch and Curtis Henderson , involving properties used, or to be used, to make supplies of different VAT liabilities.
10. Simplified VAT returns
11. The reimbursement is standard-rated if the landlord has opted, and he must account for output tax on the reimbursement (net of any VAT which he can reclaim).
12. With U.S. solo rates for C152s ranging from 19.40-;28.50 per hour, and allowing for higher unit overheads, this would seem to justify UK rates of, say, 41-;52 per hour ex-VAT, or 48-;61 per hour including VAT.
13. The imposition of VAT on the kruggerrand and other gold coins meant that gold had to rise by at least 20 per cent on their initial investment before a private collector could show a profit.